Nepal National Football Team - Fixtures and Results

Fixtures and Results

Date: Tournament Location Team 1 Result Team 2 Scorers
23 August 2012
2012 Nehru Cup
 New Delhi Maldives
2-1
 Nepal Ju Manu Rai
10 March 2012
2012 AFC Challenge Cup
 Kathmandu Maldives
1–0
 Nepal
8 March 2012
2012 AFC Challenge Cup
 Kathmandu Palestine
2–0
 Nepal
9 December 2011
SAFF CUP 2011
 New Delhi Afghanistan
1–0
 Nepal
6 December 2011
SAFF CUP 2011
 New Delhi Pakistan
1–1
 Nepal Khawas 37'
4 December 2011
SAFF CUP 2011
 New Delhi Bangladesh
0–1
 Nepal S.Thapa 90+5
2 December 2011
SAFF CUP 2011
 New Delhi Maldives
1–1
 Nepal Sandeep 51'
15 October 2011
Friendly Match (ASEAN Tour)
 Selangor Malaysia U-23
2–0
 Nepal
11 October 2011
Friendly Match (ASEAN Tour)
 Manila Philippines
4–0
 Nepal
28 July 2011
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification - AFC Second Round
 Kathmandu Nepal
1–1
 Jordan
Khawas 80'
23 July 2011
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification - AFC Second Round
 Amman Jordan
9–0
 Nepal
02 July 2011
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification – AFC First Round
 Kathmandu Nepal
5–0
 East Timor
saroj dahal, Bhola Silwal, Ju Manu Rai, Jagjit Shrestha and Sujal Shrestha
29 June 2011
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification – AFC First Round
 Kathmandu Nepal
2–1
 East Timor
Dipesh Timalsina, Ju Manu Rai
11 April 2011
2012 AFC Challenge Cup qualification
 Kathmandu Nepal
0–0
 Sri Lanka
9 April 2011
2012 AFC Challenge Cup qualification
 Kathmandu Nepal
0–1
 North Korea
Jong II-Gwan
7 April 2011
2012 AFC Challenge Cup qualification
 Kathmandu Nepal
1–0
 Afghanistan
Khawas

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